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Following a review by the national cyber security centre. tiktok has strongly denied allegations that it shares data about its users with the chinese government. our security correspondent gordon corera has more details. it's the video app that's gone from nowhere to everywhere, taking over the world. even mps and the ministry of defence have been using it. but it is now facing new restrictions. so, what's been announced? today, after growing political pressure, the uk government has followed the us, canada and the european union in new restrictions. government officials will no longer be able...

Including potentially tictac�*s algorithm. it is unclear if tictac can find a buyer, and second bottom of the chinese government would allow it stop right in terms of regular users of tiktok. any alarm bells for you? if you have governments telling their employees to ban it, and ideas it off their device, what the rest of us? i government ban is very narrow, relatively speaking because so few government employees actually use tiktok on their work devices. most tiktok on their work devices. most tiktok users are between the ages of 18-30, tiktok users are between the ages of 18—30, whereas ...

Our tech reporter shiona mccallum explained in more detail the european commission's concerns. well, fundamentally, there are concerns that if they have tiktok on devices, so that any phones, tablets, computers, that that information, the personal data about employees, will be getting fed back to beijing. so it's all about if tiktok is on your mobile, can they read your emails, can they look at your photos? can they look at your contacts? can they look at official documents? and can that information get back to the chinese? now, this morning, the eec said that this was cybersecurity concerns a...

Can they look at your photos? can they look at your contacts? can they look at official documents? and can that information get back to the chinese? now, this morning, the ic said that this was cybersecurity concerns and that they would be issuing this to all their employees. they've got until the 15th of march to come off tiktok, and that's on any devices that they have for personal use with any ec apps on it and also any work devices as well. they said it was cybersecurity concerns and that affects their 32,000 employees. we asked tiktok for an interview but they couldn't offer a spokesperso...

But several governments fear it could be used for spying. well our tech reporter, shiona mccallum, explained in more detail the fears of that the european commission has in relation to tiktok. tiktok on devices so that any phones, tablets, computers, that that information, the personal data about employees will be getting fed back to beijing. so it's all about if tiktok is on your mobile, can they read your emails, can they look at your photos? can they look at your contacts? can they look at official documents? and can that information get back to the chinese? now, this morning, the ic said t...